Unicorn Shifter Academy

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Even if the conflict WAS properly set up, there's no climax/resolution. There are high-pressure moments, sure... But they're not the climax. The pace in this book feels just right! There's not a lot of useless downtime and it's not rushed neither. The characters are intriguing, especially her Familiar Spade, who are able to shift into anything and seems to harbour romantic feelings towards his Mistress. I hope that the author will stay focused on this series, instead of rushing out a lot of new ones, as I believe this to be some of her best work. As the future princess of MagiNa all Serafina wants to do is make her parents and her people happy. She wants to be the best Celestial Unicorn possible. Unfortunately, Sera can't shift and her parents give the term absentee new meaning. They only spend time with her as holographs and then only to criticize her existence. Kept isolated in her castle Sera has only the company, support, and love of her guard/secret boyfriend Exodus, her unusual familiar Spade, and her favorite teacher. So she decides to apply to the Unicorn Academy in hopes of becoming the unicorn she is meant to be. Her acceptance turns out to be a lifesaver when her parents unveil their plans for her future. Sera, Exodus, and Spade arrive at the University shortly before Semester Two is set to begin. There they meet their three other remaining teammates. Male unicorns that at first glance are not meant to work together or for that matter, even be near one another.

world building - but keep it easy to follow along with and expand as the MCs experience their story developments Okay, so it DOES read easy - our FMC is hilarious. And sure, there are a few times where I found myself wondering if that character seemed in character for how they just handled that scenario based off the brief several instances I'd read about them.. but y'all, when I say I'm looking forward to the next book I am 1,000% serious. Unicorn Shifter Academy is a Paranormal Shifter Romance novel with mature scenes and all the rainbow glitter unicorn shifter, uh… horns… a girl could possibly want — no choosing required. Since this is a series, book one ends in a cliffhanger.

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This wasn't bad but it also wasn't a full story. The synopsis mentions a cliffhanger but it's not really one. The book just ends in the middle of a scene. Even the end of a chapter usually wraps things up more than this ending did.

The narrator did a phenomenal job, her voice is really upbeat for how I imagine the character. The only thing I’d change is maybe adding a male narrator for the male characters… Only because it does get confusing on who is who. One of my favorite things: flipping the stereotype of unicorns being girly right on its head because in this universe? Unicorn shifters are super rare and only guys.. until Bonnie. And my goodness does she really throw everyone a curve ball - and not just her emergence as a unicorn shifter, but her whole delightfully snarky personality. Tiger and the Unicorn is a stand alone romance set within the FUC Academy world. Tabitha is so excited when she gets the chance to meet the famous Sergei, but when he offers her a chance at adventure, she can’t help but say yes. Facing their attraction is easy, but battling scumbags is something neither was expecting. Fighting for their lives, can a tiger and a battle-corn find safety and love? My Biggest Gripe with this series: There are so many POV changes within this short little book that I gave up attempting to figure out who's POV I was following. Sure there's the main character Bonny and this book was clearly featuring Raze but after that there were like 4-5 other POV character views that it just felt like what's the point of keeping them all straight? And I get it. This is a Reverse Harem Shifter Romance Why Choose kinda book: but Bonny babe... you've known Raze for like 2 hours at most before the end spice. That just felt really rushed and unbelievable to me personally. I would have liked there to be more plot and interactions between the characters and arguably a bit slower of a plot to actually make me care about the characters. I get that that's probably what Book 2 is for which I'm probably going to get just to see if any of that actually happens.There's no conflict properly set up. I was guessing what it could be throughout the book, but it's not supposed to be a guessing game. First you think it has to do with the FMC not knowing what she is and that's where the conflict is. Wrong. Then you think it could have something to do with her being the only female unicorn. Then you think that it could have something to do with the council being dirty. Unfortunately, it doesn't matter what you think because the conflict doesn't get set up properly. I’ve never shown a drop of magic in my life, even though I’m from a family of powerful witches. Well, my parents had the grand idea of performing an awakening ceremony courtesy of Fortune Academy’s best and brightest… and I think it worked a bit too well. Imagine their surprise when I sprouted a horn. A FREAKING HORN. By the end I still barely knew anything, I didn't care about anyone (because It's like I barely knew them) and I wasn't invested enough in the plot. It's like I was given 1/4 of a book and just when the plot might actually start to build it ends. Unicorn Academy is the first book in another series by Yumoyori Wilson. I've read a lot of books by her lately and I always wonder how she comes up with the different plots and twists and turns without repeating herself. Granted, some series do have a similar setup, but never to a point where you feel like it's something you've read before. If only life could be THAT simple. My annoying bodyguard — whose looks could kill — tags along, having received an invitation of his own. To make matters worse, I get partnered up with a nerd who's obsessed with my aura, an omega male who wants me all to himself, and the Prince of Xeons — with whom I apparently have an arranged marriage?

I don't want to be a princess in distress and I won't let anyone stop me from acquiring my birthright as queen. That's why I'm here to learn from the best of the best, and that starts with getting through the first year of glittering madness. The world-building is epic, bringing stunning visuals, pulse-pounding action scenes, delicious sexual tension and spicy scenes, characters you’ll likely both root for, and enjoy rooting against. I cannot wait to read more into this world and I recommend this book to everyone. Absolutely epic.The writing wasn't bad but it also wasn't great. I had to re read a few passages to make sense of them and some typos were big enough to pull you out of the story. Like "i" instead of "it" or missing words in a sentence. Turns out there was some serious rainbow hanky-panky in my family history, and now the unicorn shifters are pissed off I’m in on their secret community. Why Choose written from all POVs (we love seeing how a unicorn bro has never felt attraction in his life before and experiencing that with him for the first time lol) I've read other books by J.R. Thorn, and although none of them are life-altering incredible, they definitely were NOT THIS AWFUL.